Privatization and Women in Economic Development: Conceptual and Definitional Problems

Pedro F. Pellet

Privatization and Women in Economic Development: Conceptual and Definitional Problems

Pedro F. Pellet

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Abstract

Privatization is a reality of life in most countries. With the understanding that not all economies are ready for privatization, this thorough introduction supports the implementation of effective training and development programs. A useful guide to exporting First-World culture.

Original language	American English
Title of host publication	Privatization and Market-Based Leadership in Developing Economies: Capacity Building in Afghanistan
State	Published - Jan 1 2006

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Privatization and Women in Economic Development: Conceptual and Definitional Problems

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